We’ve been making premium bulk granola in Eugene, OR since 1973, and it’s our continued commitment to quality that has made us a leading producer of granola in the United States.

We’re proud to offer two deliciously wholesome bulk granola brands:

Golden Temple:

We craft our Golden Temple granola with only the finest Non-GMO ingredients, including premium whole grains, nuts, fruit, and seeds.

Willamette Valley Granola Company:

We’ve carefully sourced the best ingredients to create our delicious and exciting Willamette Valley Granola flavors, all of which are USDA Certified Organic. Granola’s Never Been So Good®!

Buying granola and other foods from the bulk bins has many advantages over traditional packaged foods. Here’s why:

Save Money.

Bulk foods are often much cheaper than packaged foods due to savings on packaging, transportation, and merchandising costs that are passed along to the consumer.

Less Packaging.

Bulk foods prevent a significant amount of packaging from entering landfills and bulk goods require less overall transportation to deliver to consumers. Bulk foods do not require the packaging components that must be produced and transported prior to being filled. Plus, the transportation of bulk product to retailers is efficient because it can be packed more densely on a truck.

The Perfect Amount.

Food packaging can limit your ability to buy in quantities desired which can result in food surplus and ultimately waste. When buying from the bulk bins, you can purchase EXACTLY how much you need- a pinch or a pound.

Seeing is Believing.

Packaging often limits a consumer’s ability to actually see the product they are buying. With bulk foods, you can see right into the bins and so your visibility to the product is much better- you know exactly what you’re getting!

Bulk is Green.

Want to learn more about the benefits of bulk? Golden Temple and Willamette Valley Granola Company are members of the Bulk is Green Council (BIG), a non-profit organization dedicated to helping consumers, food makers and grocers learn about the many environmental and economic benefits of bulk foods.